These two courses seek to trace the historical path that the phenomenological spirit has traveled until its consolidation as an original philosophical and scientific project in the hands of Edmund Husserl. Travelling through the evolution of his thought, not only gives us a critical and comprehensive perspective of it, but also allows us to enter into the phenomenological question (the experience of questioning experience), as an attitude, concern or intuition that develops and matures.

Understanding the origin of phenomenology, as an evolution of thought, a set of questions that are the conditions of possibility of its appearance, makes it possible to apprehend how rooted phenomenological intuition is in the human spirit. Phenomenology is the result of the very questioning of the human, for its being and its world.